Murder in the Rue Mazarin case unfolds in Paris
The detective Mace pursues a Paris murder linked to a tailor and a sewer of clues. Evidence includes a dismembered body parts and a blue wrapped cover, with key lies in a seamstress, a water carrier, and a tapestry worker. Names Bunadasse Voirbo Bodasse emerge as suspects in a complex pursuit.
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Vourke
M. Mace
Aumrayvel
Hellen
Ringe
Paris
Jen Ajiong de
Rue
Tray Weil
Jongs
Alyse Garrien
Elise
Ehadt
Cohen
Mystery of Bodasse Case Deepens in Paris Apartment
Commissary Mace investigates Bodasse's Paris flat finding signs of repeated visitors over weeks and a hidden security stash. A wandering suspect Voirbo appears confident, undercuts the police, and offers to help as the investigation inches toward a decisive confrontation.
Voirbo Confesses After Floor Evidence Exposes Murder Plot
In Paris, Voirbo is arrested after Mace uncovers a scheme involving Bodasse's murder. Airing alibis collapse as blood evidence and a hidden treasure of Italian securities reveal Voirbo's crime and motive. He confesses on the spot, then dies by suicide in Mazas prison.
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Monsieur Bodasse
Daarie
M. Mace
Becdasse
Voirbo
Rue Mazarin
Bodasse
Ter
Bodassé
Badasse
Mace
Mr. Mace
Vatrhe
Vabbe
Pedasse
Lita
Voirhov
Sum Ne
A. Mace
Voirbe
Wyoirbo
Rifer
M. Mare
Tre
Inens
Oie
Lis
Mur
Atece
Monsieur
Saba
Havre
Voirho
MM. Mace
Mme. Voirbo
Madame Voirbo
Volrho
Votrbo
Seine
Seine.” Voirbo Committed Suicide Almost Immediately After His Reception At Mazas
Paris
A Wonderful Dance at the Country Club Porch
A young man and a girl share a moonlit porch moment after a dance at a country club. She confesses she loves another man though she is not engaged, and plans to tell Arthur Thorp during the next dance. He accepts and stays to watch them rejoin the room for the encore.
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Arthur Thorp
Fie
Arthur
The
McClure Newspa
Tenements Fireproof Drive in New York City Housing
The article traces New York tenements from early immigrant housing to modern fireproof construction. It notes the huge density of tenement residents, ongoing fire risks in older structures, and hopes that strict fireproofing will reduce deaths and hazards in the crowded city districts.
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Southern Newspaper
New York
London
Chicago
Europe
What Is Age Agnostic Riddle About Time and Pyramids
An inquiry on age questions and time as a concept. The text muses that ancient pyramids have endured through millennia and remain active in the same old sense, prompting consideration of what age truly means.
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Tip
Pyramids
Egypt
Cause of Untruthfulness in Moral Tales
Uncle Eben laments that some men fail to tell the truth because they are overburdened by originality and a desire to please. The wry remark weighs on honesty and social pressure in everyday speech.
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Uncle Eben
Youth's Might and Uncle Eben on Truth
A brief saying quotes Uncle Eben asserting that truth underpins power and even a lie succeeds only if it includes some truth. The remark reflects a cautious view on honesty in public discourse.
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Uncle Eben
War period savings of workers rise in belligerent nations
The savings accounts of the working classes in nations at war have shown an increase during the conflict, indicating that residents have set aside more funds as the war progressed.
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Tarpio
Yoanes
Worden
Umdo
W. G. Chapman
Princesse
Janitess
Murcerer
Rekel
Gare
Retmeminr
Dabber
Mile
Geufe
Pierre
Re Magazin
Mo Mace
Weil
M. Mac
Redeboe
Magazin
Pere Desire
Madame Badasse
Desire Bodass
Pierre Vairho
Piererthe Chilispian
Vairho
von Roth
Arte
Miadame Povasse
Maes
H. M. Egbert
Earl Reed Silvers
Taroff
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